Extra AI VISUALIZATION TECHNIQUES FOR PRODUCT DESIGN SESSION due to popular demand
The June 2nd workshop is already sold out, so we’ve added an extra session on June 9th. Please note: both workshops will take place live on-site at IDC in Kortrijk, Belgium, and not online.
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Howest Industrial Product Design is proud to announce their 2nd AI Visualization Techniques for Product Designers One-day live workshop, June 2 at IDC Kortrijk, Marksesteenweg 58, Kortrijk - Belgium
At Howest - Ba. Industrieel Productontwerpen, we see AI not as a shortcut or a replacement, but as an amplifier of creativity.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to use AI to expand your creative space, exploring more and broader directions without losing (too much) control.
We’ll practice writing clear, intentional prompts, combine sketching with AI to quickly visualize and iterate on ideas, and develop them into more detailed concepts, all in a fraction of the time compared to a traditional workflow.
AI generates variation. You provide direction.
This workshop is designed for conceptual and explorative product designers with a basic understanding of the design process. No prior AI experience required.
Cost? €500
What do you get?
A full-day workshop
The complete slide deck
One month of full access to Vizcom
A practical book on AI tools with many tips & inspiring examples
More info & registration via https://www.industrialproductdesign.be/ai-in-product-design
Hope to see you on June 9!
Sold out already and now an extra session - that says a lot about how many designers are trying to get ahead of the AI curve. I really like the framing of AI as an "amplifier of creativity" rather than a replacement, because that's exactly how it should work in a hands-on sketching workflow. Speaking of hands-on tools, I've been using a mouse scroll test to check if my input devices are behaving properly before long design sessions, since a jittery scroll wheel can really mess with your flow when you're iterating through reference images. The €500 price seems fair for a full day plus Vizcom access, and I'm curious to see how the prompt-writing exercises translate to actual product…
Great to see such strong interest in AI for product design. Preparing clean reference images is an important part of the workflow, and removing handwriting from design sketches can help create more polished visual inputs.
Got sent here by a teacher friend last week and ended up bookmarking the whole puzzle toolkit for our after-school club.
Nice that everything works in the browser without installing anything, though I wish the homepage listed which tools support SVG export without me clicking into each one.